2010-2015 TRD CAI intake question

NEExpo

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So I'm looking for someone who has the 2010-2015 TRD cold air intake installed on their 4Runner. I need to get a measurement off of it if you don't mind undoing the hose clamp at the air box and giving me the tube diameter of the box. Included is a photo of the CAI and I have an arrow pointed to the spot I need measured. I have an idea up my sleeve but before I spend the money on it, I want to know if it'll work or not. Thanks!

 
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Since you didn't post your ideas, I'm going to just guess what you want to do. Stock box and TRD box parts are not interchangeable. There is actually a thread somewhere here that talks about the diameter of that section.
 
rydr1 said:
Since you didn't post your ideas, I'm going to just guess what you want to do. Stock box and TRD box parts are not interchangeable. There is actually a thread somewhere here that talks about the diameter of that section.
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Exactly what I was wanting to see. If the TRD intake pipe and hose couplings would work with the stock box lid. I didn't want to say anything about it and get people's hopes up on a cheaper alternative lol. Just needed a size lol. Oh well. Thanks for the info [MENTION=106054]rydr1[/MENTION]
 
There is a guy here that pieced all the parts together and if I remember correctly paid under $300 for the whole set up. The thread is here somewhere and the guys were cool enough to put links and part numbers needed.
 
rydr1 said:
There is a guy here that pieced all the parts together and if I remember correctly paid under $300 for the whole set up. The thread is here somewhere and the guys were cool enough to put links and part numbers needed.
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Post 161 and 162 says he only paid $216 HERE
 
NEExpo said:
So I'm looking for someone who has the 2010-2015 TRD cold air intake installed on their 4Runner. I need to get a measurement off of it if you don't mind undoing the hose clamp at the air box and giving me the tube diameter of the box. Included is a photo of the CAI and I have an arrow pointed to the spot I need measured. I have an idea up my sleeve but before I spend the money on it, I want to know if it'll work or not. Thanks!

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http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/191035-crawford-eco-block-16.html#post1952779

Reading that post I think it is 4.125 ID (and I measured with a tape), but I don't know if you want an OD or an ID.
 
Somewhere on this forum somebody did a before and after dyno test.

As I recall it was an increase in hp, I think 5, don't hold me to it.
 
Horsepower was minimal like you said but I believe that torque was about 19 lb ft. I'm going to order the individual parts and get this moving.
 
4funrunner said:
I have the K&N and couldn't be happier. I looked for a TRD for the 4Runner and couldn't find one
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I don't like the K&N CAI what so ever. The open box design is poor for what I plan to do with the 4Runner in the future. A closed box intake like the stock or TRD CAI is what I need for later down the road when I finally pull the trigger on a snorkel. Not too worried about horsepower gains. Just wanted to create an unrestricted air flow by mating the TRD CAI intake pipe to the stock box lid. I already have an AFE Pro Dry S filter in the stock box. Just by swapping to that I felt a little more pep and less restriction. I just need to find one of my FJ friends with the TRD CAI and pull it apart and try it out on the 4Runner (ex: the TRD CAI tube on stock box. Or the TRD CAI lid on stock lower box)
 
ic0517 said:
Somewhere on this forum somebody did a before and after dyno test.

As I recall it was an increase in hp, I think 5, don't hold me to it.
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In the post above your post, follow the link. In that link [MENTION=116156]TheWraith[/MENTION] is the member that had it tested.
 
Swacer said:
Can you provide the link?
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This is what I used for my application.

Also, I used my OEM paper filter because I didn't want to use an oiled filter!!

Camelback Toyota Parts - Genuine OEM Parts - Free Shipping

Application:
Toyota: 4Runner 2010-

TRD Air Filter Lid Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AA

TRD Lower Air Box Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AF

TRD Replacement Intake Flow Accelerator for CAI
PTR03-35090-AC

TRD Replacement Intake Air Tube for CAI
PTR03-89100-AA

TRD REPLACEMENT coupler&clamp hardware kit for CAI
PTR03-89100-AB

TRD, Air Flow Monitor, Cold Air Int
PTR03-34071
 

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Saker said:
This is what I used for my application.

Also, I used my OEM paper filter because I didn't want to use an oiled filter!!

Camelback Toyota Parts - Genuine OEM Parts - Free Shipping

Application:
Toyota: 4Runner 2010-

TRD Air Filter Lid Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AA

TRD Lower Air Box Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AF

TRD Replacement Intake Flow Accelerator for CAI
PTR03-35090-AC

TRD Replacement Intake Air Tube for CAI
PTR03-89100-AA

TRD REPLACEMENT coupler&clamp hardware kit for CAI
PTR03-89100-AB

TRD, Air Flow Monitor, Cold Air Int
PTR03-34071
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Ah, you picked it in pieces, well done. Thank you!
 
Saker said:
This is what I used for my application.

Also, I used my OEM paper filter because I didn't want to use an oiled filter!!

Camelback Toyota Parts - Genuine OEM Parts - Free Shipping

Application:
Toyota: 4Runner 2010-

TRD Air Filter Lid Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AA

TRD Lower Air Box Replacement w/clips
PTR03-35090-AF

TRD Replacement Intake Flow Accelerator for CAI
PTR03-35090-AC

TRD Replacement Intake Air Tube for CAI
PTR03-89100-AA

TRD REPLACEMENT coupler&clamp hardware kit for CAI
PTR03-89100-AB

TRD, Air Flow Monitor, Cold Air Int
PTR03-34071
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Swacer said:
Ah, you picked it in pieces, well done. Thank you!
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Yep, a tried and true application that has been done by others..... see the link I supplied in an earlier post above ....

235.00 vs almost 400.00
 
Thats exactly my order. I didnt even think about the filter but will use my stock paper OEM for now and see how I like it.
 
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